Portfolio

New Yorker Cartoons

A large part of my work is making single panel gag cartoons for the New Yorker, Red Cross and other magazines and humanitarian organizations. I love making cartoons that mix cultural commentary with humor. Below are a selection of cartoons that appeared in the New Yorker magazine.

New Yorker Cartoon cats keep solar panels in the sun all day.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon deer dancing in car headlights.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon Dinosaurs discuss apocolypse.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon employees at office meeting try to schedule summer work.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon Amazon Packages are way to snoop on neighbor.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon forest rodents love minimalist home decor.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon funk brass band concert in woman's livingroom.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon woman explains livingroom full of Shetland Ponies.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon woman regrets beer choice for party.jpeg

New Yorker Cartoon Teenager Wants to Stay Out Late

New Yorker Cartoon Batchelor Party Burning Money

Trail Cartoons

I also love making cartoons while on long distance hikes and bike rides - it allows me to work with a more feral, live, raw, eccentric and colorful part of my self and my art. I’ve through hiked the Pacific Crest Trail, the Colorado Trail, The Camino de Santiago (Camino Frances), the Tahoe Rim Trail and I’ve bicycled across country - drawing throughout all of these trips and finding a style of art that fits the physical and mental intensity and weirdness of these trips. Below are samples of cartoons made while hiking the Continental Divide Trail, which the book will be about (and which I am currently hiking in the summer of 2021).

Click here for a taste of trail cartoons from a thru hike of the Pacific Crest Trail, or here for a look at cartoons I’ve done for the Red Cross and other humanitarian organizations through “cartoonathons” to help them sort through blockers to their work.